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      October 25, 2012

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      Government of India

      Ministry of Petroleum & Natural Gas

      25-October-2012 12:28 IST

      I.        

      A. CRUDE OIL PRODUCTION  – PERFORMANCE

      		 

      Month / Period

      Planned Target (TMT)

      Actual Production (TMT)

      %age achievement

      Surplus(+) Shortfall(-) Vis-à-vis target (%age)

      Surplus(+) Shortfall(-) over last year   (%age)

      		 
       
       

      September, 2012*

      3252.355

      3066.549

      94.3

      -5.7

      -1.7

      		 

      April-September, 2012*

      19758.530

      19084.016

      96.6

      -3.4

      -0.8

      		 

      April-September, 2011

       

      19229.089

       

       

       

      		 

      TMT: Million Metric Tonnes.

      		   

      *: Provisional.

      		 

      B. COMPANY-WISE ACHIEVEMENT

      		    

      Company / State

      Planned Target (TMT)

      Actual Production (TMT)

      %age achievement

      Surplus(+) Shortfall(-) (%age)

      		 

      ONGC

      1937.400

      1810.000

      93.4

      -6.6

      		 

        Gujarat

      440.000

      418.000

      95.0

       

      		 

        Andhra Pradesh

      22.000

      23.000

      104.5

       

      		 

        Tamil Nadu

      17.000

      21.000

      123.5

       

      		 

        Assam

      98.000

      102.000

      104.1

       

      		 

        Tripura

      0.4000

      2.0000

      500.0

       

      		 

        Mumbai Region   (incl Mumbai High)

      1360.000

      1244.000

      91.5

       

      		 

      OIL

      324.300

      305.029

      94.1

      -5.9

      		 

        Assam

      322.300

      303.237

      94.1

       

      		 

        Arunachal Pradesh

      2.000

      1.792

      89.6

       

      		 

      PRIVATE/JVC

      990.655

      951.520

      96.0

      -4.0

      		 

      TOTAL

      3252.355

      3066.549

      94.3

      -5.7

      		 

      C. REASONS FOR SHORTFALL

      		 

      Company / State

      Reasons for shortfall

      		 

      ONGC (Gujarat)

      Poor Influx, increasing water cut trend & Power shutdown.

      		 

      ONGC (Mumbai High Offshore)

      Less than anticipated oil gain from development wells, side track, new & workover wells. Production affected due to less than anticipated oil gain from Vasai East. Delay in project execution of G-I field. 

      		 

      OIL (Assam & Arunachal Pradesh)

      Several OIL Bandhs/Blockades by various  Groups  during the month of September, 2012 and frequent miscreants activities in the fields.

      		 

      Pvt./JVCs  ( Rajasthan)

      Less than estimated oil production from Bhagyam field.

      		 

      Pvt./JVCs  ( Arunachal Pradesh)

      Only producing well Amguri # 14 ceased to flow since October, 2011 due to sand ingress in wellbore.

      		 

      Pvt./JVCs ( Western Offshore-Panna-Mukta)

      Lower oil production due to delay in well intervation jobs,  and underperformance of MA # 4 & # 8 wells.  NANG production is less due to almost no flow from PG#1 &# 10 wells.

      		 

      A statement showing Crude Oil Production during September, 2012 and cumulatively for the period April- September, 2012 vis-à-vis 2011-12 planned production is at Annexure-I.

      		 

      II.  A. REFINERY PRODUCTION

      		 

      (IN TERMS OF CRUDE THROUGHPUT)

      		 

      Month / Period

      Planned Target (MMT)

      Actual Production (MMT)

      %age achievement

      Surplus(+) Shortfall(-) Vis-à-vis target         (in %age)

      Surplus(+) Shortfall(-) over last year          (in %age)

      		 

      September, 2012*

      14.225

      14.129

      99.3

      -0.7

      11.4

      		 

      April- September, 2012*

      87.041

      88.178

      101.3

      1.3

      5.4

      		 

      April- September, 2011

       

      83.649

       

       

       

      		 

      *: Provisional.

      		       

      The crude throughput in IOC (Barauni, Mathura & Panipat), BPCL (Mumbai & Kochi ), HPCL (Mumbai), MRPL (Mangalore), RIL (Jamnagar) & Essar Oil Ltd. Vadinar refineries have exceeded their planned target.

      		 

      The crude throughput in  IOC (Guwahati, Koyali, Haldia, Digboi  & Bongaigaon), BORL (Bina), HPCL (Visakh), CPCL (Manali & Narimanam), NRL (Numaligarh) & ONGC Tatipaka  refineries was less than their planned target.

      		 

      B. REASONS FOR SHORTFALL :

      		 
        

      Company / State

      Reasons for shortfall

      		 

      IOC (Haldia)

      Throughput is restricted due to Breech Lock Exchanger problem in Hydro Cracker unit.

      		 

      IOC (Guwahati)

      Throughput lower due to extended planned shutdown for Coker revamp.

      		 

      IOC (Koyali)

      Throughput is restricted due to high inventry of Raw Petroleum Coke and Black Oil.

      		 

      IOC (Bongaigaon)

      Throughput lower due to power plant outage.

      		 

      HPCL, Visakh

      Throughput lower than the MOU excellent Target due to deferment of planned CDU-III shutdown.

      		 

      BORL, Bina

      On three occassions there was a state grid power failure affecting power supply to the units, resulting in reduction in Crude Throughput.  Refinery was under shutdown from 31st August 2012 to 25th September 2012 for maintenance works in Hydrogen unit & Refinery flare system.

      		 

      A statement showing refinery-wise production during the month of September, 2012 and cumulatively for the period April- September, 2012 vis-à-vis 2011-12 planned target is at Annexure-II.

      		 
       

      III.  REFINERY CAPACITY UTILISATION [excluding RPL(SEZ)]

      		 

      Month

      Utilisation (%)

      Period

      Utilisation (%)

      		 

       September, 2012*

      97.1

      April- September, 2012

      99.3

      		 

       September, 2011

      96.5

      April- September, 2011

      104.3

      		 
        

      The refinery-wise details of the capacity utilisation during September, 2012 and cumulatively for the period April- September, 2012 vis-a-vis 2011-12 are given in Annexure-III.

      		 

      IV.        A.  NATURAL GAS PRODUCTION

      		 
        

      Month / Period

      Planned Target (MCM)

      Actual Production (MCM)

      %age achieve-ment

      Surplus(+) Shortfall(-) Vis-à-vis target    (%age)

      Surplus(+) Shortfall(-) over last year     (%age)

      		 

      September, 2012*

      3393.969

      3362.764

      99.1

      -0.9

      -14.8

      		 

      April- September, 2012*

      20534.006

      21353.025

      104.0

      4.0

      -12.5

      		 

      April- September, 2011

       

      24406.602

       

       

       

      		 

      MCM: Million Cubic Metres.         

      		   

      *: Provisional.

      		 

      B.     COMPANY-WISE ACHIEVEMENT

      		 
        

      Company / State

      Planned Target (MCM)

      Actual Production (MCM)

      %age achievement

      Surplus(+) Shortfall(-) (%age)

      		 

      ONGC

      1941.134

      1924.277

      99.1

      -0.9

      		 

        Gujarat

      104.444

      150.320

      143.9

       

      		 

        Rajasthan

      1.219

      1.379

      113.1

       

      		 

        Andhra Pradesh

      83.239

      98.107

      117.9

       

      		 

        Tamil Nadu

      111.230

      99.851

      89.8

       

      		 

        Assam

      37.381

      41.815

      111.9

       

      		 

        Tripura

      84.553

      48.169

      57.0

       

      		 

        Mumbai High Offshore

      1519.068

      1484.636

      97.7

       

      		 

      OIL

      254.000

      225.229

      88.7

      -11.3

      		 

        Assam

      232.000

      204.600

      88.2

       

      		 

        Arunachal Pradesh

      1.600

      1.762

      110.1

       

      		 

        Rajasthan

      20.400

      18.867

      92.5

       

      		 

      PRIVATE/JVC

      1198.835

      1213.258

      101.2

      1.2

      		 

        Onshore $

      11.099

      64.166

      578.1

       

      		 

        Offshore

      1187.736

      1149.092

      96.7

       

      		 

      TOTAL

      3393.969

      3362.764

      99.1

      -0.9

      		 

      $: Including Coal Bed Methane production.

      		 
        

      C.     REASONS FOR SHORTFALL

      		 

      Company / State

      Reasons for shortfall

      		 

      ONGC (Tripura)

      Less offtake by  consumers.

      		 

      ONGC (Offshore)

      Delay in Project execution of G-1 field.

      		 

      OIL (Assam )

      Less drawal by BVFCL and LTPS and less than desired production potential.

      		 

      Pvt./JVCs ( KG-DWN-98/3)

      Oil/ Gas production is much less in D1,D3 & MA fields Vis-à-vis FDP approved rates.  Total 6 wells in D1d,D3 & 2 wells in MA have ceased to flow due to water/sand ingress.

      		 

      A statement showing natural gas production during September, 2012  and cumulatively for the period April- September, 2012 vis-à-vis 2011-12 is at Annexure-IV. 

      Click here to see Annexure-I

      Click here to see Annexure-II

      Click here to see Annexure-III

      Click here to see Annexure-IV

      		 
       

      RCJ/RKS

      		 

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